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86 mortgage deals

Virgin Money

35 years

5 years fixed

Repayment

£1,114

Monthly cost

4.85%

Interest rate

£68,142

Cost over 5 years

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HSBC

35 years

5 years fixed

Repayment

£1,115

Monthly cost

4.86%

Interest rate

£68,382

Cost over 5 years

HSBC

35 years

5 years fixed

Repayment

£1,115

Monthly cost

4.86%

Interest rate

£68,382

Cost over 5 years

HSBC

35 years

5 years fixed

Repayment

£1,119

Monthly cost

4.89%

Interest rate

£67,788

Cost over 5 years

HSBC

35 years

5 years fixed

Repayment

£1,119

Monthly cost

4.89%

Interest rate

£67,638

Cost over 5 years

Nationwide BS

35 years

5 years fixed

Repayment

£1,123

Monthly cost

4.92%

Interest rate

£67,895

Cost over 5 years

Nationwide BS

35 years

5 years fixed

Repayment

£1,123

Monthly cost

4.92%

Interest rate

£67,895

Cost over 5 years

Virgin Money

35 years

5 years fixed

Repayment

£1,127

Monthly cost

4.94%

Interest rate

£67,617

Cost over 5 years

Nationwide BS

35 years

5 years fixed

Repayment

£1,128

Monthly cost

4.95%

Interest rate

£68,652

Cost over 5 years

Halifax

35 years

5 years fixed

Repayment

£1,131

Monthly cost

4.97%

Interest rate

£68,624

Cost over 5 years

Halifax

35 years

5 years fixed

Repayment

£1,131

Monthly cost

4.97%

Interest rate

£68,874

Cost over 5 years

HSBC

35 years

5 years fixed

Repayment

£1,133

Monthly cost

4.99%

Interest rate

£67,646

Cost over 5 years

HSBC

35 years

5 years fixed

Repayment

£1,133

Monthly cost

4.99%

Interest rate

£67,496

Cost over 5 years

Santander UK Plc

35 years

5 years fixed

Repayment

£1,133

Monthly cost

4.99%

Interest rate

£68,995

Cost over 5 years

Santander UK Plc

35 years

5 years fixed

Repayment

£1,133

Monthly cost

4.99%

Interest rate

£68,995

Cost over 5 years

Santander UK Plc

35 years

5 years fixed

Repayment

£1,133

Monthly cost

4.99%

Interest rate

£68,995

Cost over 5 years

Santander UK Plc

35 years

5 years fixed

Repayment

£1,133

Monthly cost

4.99%

Interest rate

£68,995

Cost over 5 years

Vernon BS

35 years

5 years fixed

Repayment

£1,133

Monthly cost

4.99%

Interest rate

£67,996

Cost over 5 years

NatWest

35 years

5 years fixed

Repayment

£1,141

Monthly cost

5.04%

Interest rate

£69,972

Cost over 5 years

Bank Of Ireland

35 years

5 years fixed

Repayment

£1,143

Monthly cost

5.05%

Interest rate

£68,564

Cost over 5 years

What should your mortgage be compared to income?

Typically, lenders like banks and building societies will let you borrow between 4 to 4.5 times your household income for a mortgage. However, some people can borrow more than this, for example with a 5.5x Income Mortgage or Professional Mortgage you could borrow up to 5.5 or even 6.5 times your income. But you should make sure to not overstretch yourself when borrowing a mortgage loan. Ideally, the monthly repayments on a mortgage should account for no more than 30-40% of your take home pay.

How will interest rates affect my mortgage calculator result?

Your mortgage interest rate is the money you pay a lender in return for them lending you the money you need to buy a property. Interest rates are calculated as a percentage of your total mortgage loan. If you take out a mortgage with a higher interest rate, the amount you pay each month will be higher. However, it can be difficult to know if interest rates will go up or down, and often it’s better to get on the ladder sooner rather than renting for longer as property prices can increase, which could price you out of buying even if rates do drop.

Who is offering the best mortgage rates in the UK?

Which lender is offering the best mortgage rates depends on what deals and rates you’re eligible for. Each mortgage product has different eligibility criteria, so you may not qualify for all deals, and the rate you’ll be offered is based on your individual affordability. Plus, banks and building societies often change their rates multiple times a month, so the lender offering the best mortgage rate one week could be entirely different the week after. To see which banks are best for you and your situation, work with a mortgage broker to understand your options.

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If you’re struggling to get on the ladder, or need help boosting your affordability, you’re in the right place. At Tembo, we specialise in helping buyers boost their buying potential so they can buy sooner. In fact, on average our customers increase their budgets by up to £82,000. Create a free Tembo plan to see what you could be offered.

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